I by Ankhalimah

The CD is called "I" (for "I" as the first person in singular, or the number one) and it’s mostly about the ongoing struggles of the man who lives in the ego, separated from the unity – but in constant pursuit of it.

Ankhalimah is a pun of three words: Ankh, Kalimah, and Ancalima. Ankh is the key of life, the Egyptian symbol associated with eternity. Kalimah means literally “word” Arabic, as in Six Kalimah’s of Islam. Ancalima is Elvish (Sindarin) for "brightest / radiant" (as in "Aya Ëarendill Elenion Ancalima").

The album is divided in three groups of songs, being:
I – The Creation and its consequences:
Ankhalimah.
The Radiant.
The Edge of Madness.
Plot Against Humanity.
Valentine (The Judgment’s Day).
II – Love.
Two Edged.
The Edge of Madness.
Magnetic.
Nell Mezzo Del Camin.
III – Hate (or Ego).
Prison of Vices.
Vampire.
And For Our Best, which is about freedom.

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